Dead Device
Device will not power on, shows no sign of life, or remains completely unresponsive.
Start a no power repair request with Primitive Tech Repairs for phones, tablets, computers, consoles, dead devices, no boot issues, charging failures, liquid damage symptoms, battery concerns, and board-level diagnostics.
Primitive Tech Repairs helps customers submit no-power repair requests for devices that will not turn on, will not charge, boot loop, show no display, or stopped working after damage. Final repair options depend on the device model, condition, liquid exposure, part availability, and technician inspection.
Device will not power on, shows no sign of life, or remains completely unresponsive.
No-charge symptoms, loose ports, charging connection issues, damaged USB-C or Lightning ports.
Battery failure, swelling, quick shutdowns, low battery health, or device not staying powered on.
No power after water exposure, corrosion concerns, shorted components, or moisture-related failure.
Power circuit faults, damaged connectors, shorted lines, failed components, and microsoldering review.
Device stopped working suddenly, has intermittent power, boot loops, or needs diagnostic review.
Select the correct device type in the repair wizard so we can review the model, symptoms, damage history, and correct diagnostic path before confirming repair options.
iPhone, Samsung, Google Pixel, Motorola, and other phones that will not power on.
iPads and tablets with no boot, no charge, black screen, or power-related symptoms.
Laptops and computers with charging issues, no boot, board faults, or startup failure.
Game consoles with no power, startup failure, charging problems, or board-level concerns.
Board-level diagnostic review for shorted lines, damaged connectors, and component-level faults.
Power failure after moisture, spills, corrosion, or liquid exposure symptoms.
We can review no-power issues after a diagnostic inspection. The issue may be related to battery failure, charging port damage, liquid exposure, board-level faults, or another internal problem.
Not always. Some devices may have severe board damage, liquid corrosion, unavailable parts, or repair costs that are not practical. Final options are confirmed after inspection.
If the device has liquid exposure, overheating, swelling, burning smell, or visible damage, stop charging it and submit a repair request for review.
Include the device model, what happened before it stopped turning on, charging behavior, liquid exposure history, drop history, and any photos or videos that show the issue.